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Egrassel (the Son) is essentially the founder of the group. He received power from the First Mother and spread the Spark among his closest associates, making them the Firsts. He wore a purple mask with a skin. Lololoshka is one of the Firsts; he is closely associated with the creation of key mechanisms of the multiverse (such as the Departure and masks), as well as with attempts to build a "perfect" timeline. John Davey Harris (JDH) is also considered a First, although he is a Lololoshka from another reality (994). His Spark is slightly weaker than that of the "primary" Lololoshka, and he wears an orange mask. Guah'tksh'khtar is a purple-haired man, one of Egrassel's closest associates; he built the Departure with Lololoshka. He rejected the purple mask. Valdhar is a human, the owner of a gray mask. He remained in Archaea for a long time and was one of those who maintained contact with the original plans of the First Ones. Tuilin, an elf, wore a green mask. Nardush, an orc, wore a blue mask.
Falinda is an owl who wore a yellow mask. There are also owners of red and blue masks - their names and details are almost not revealed, but they are also listed among the First.

Egrassel deliberately spread the Spark among his closest allies, and thus the group of First Ones was formed. These were not random individuals: each of them was something of a "disciple" or trusted ally of Egrassel. Among them, for example, were Guah'tksh'khtar, Valdhar, Tuilin, Nardush, and Falinda—each received their own interworldly mask, which helped them control the power. It all began with the blood of the First Mother. It was this mask that became the basis for the Spark's emergence: Egrassel received this power and effectively became the first bearer of the WMD. With this energy, he not only gained the ability to move between worlds—he learned to transmit it to others, thereby creating the first planeswalkers. Interworldly Masks. Almost all the First Ones wore special masks—they helped them control the Spark and served as a kind of symbol of their status. The color of the mask usually corresponded to the role or power of the wearer.
Departure. This is a massive interdimensional portal that the First Ones (primarily Lololoshka and Guakh'tksh'khtar) built to spread the Spark across realities.

The spark isn't an innate norm. In the multiverse, planeswalkers are rare. Even among species with a high probability (like the purples), it doesn't appear in all.
The masks of planeswalkers aren't just an attribute, but a tool. They stabilize the Spark and help control transitions, especially in unstable zones. The Organ of Interdimensional Travel (OIP) is the Organ of Interdimensional Travel (OIP). In the Lololoshka universe, it gives planeswalkers their main superpower: moving between worlds. I've compiled some basic information about this "organ"—let me clarify right away: in the fandom, it's most often simply called the Spark, while OIP is a more formal, "scientific" designation. In humans, it's located roughly between the lungs and extends through nerves into the spinal cord. It's an immaterial organ. The strength of the Spark determines the owner's abilities:

Those with a powerful Spark can alter their genetic code, adapting to an alien world and gaining new abilities. They are capable of transporting not only themselves but also other objects and beings through the interdimensional void.
A strong Spark also allows one to retain memory while traveling. Planeswalkers are not a separate race. Any sentient being can become one, but some species have a higher chance of being born with a WMD (for example, the chance for purples is approximately 1 in 2).
The term may be used differently in different realities. For example, in John Davey Harris's reality, the WMD is called the "Spark," although the essence is the same. With the WMD, a planeswalker can move between worlds under control. However, there's a catch: if a person (or other being) hasn't yet learned to control the ability, the Spark can trigger uncontrollably—for example, during a moment of intense stress or fear. Canon examples include Dovin Baan activating the ability when he knocked over a vat of molten metal, and San Fran was displaced by a ricocheting spell. Upon the death of a planeswalker, the Spark instantly evaporates.

The Organ of Interdimensional Travel (OIP) is the Organ of Interdimensional Travel (OIP). In the Lololoshka universe, it gives planeswalkers their primary superpower: the ability to move between worlds. I've compiled some basic information about this "organ"—let me clarify right away: in the fandom, it's most often simply called the Spark, while OIP is a more formal, "scientific" designation. It's an immaterial organ. In humans, it's located roughly between the lungs and extends through nerves into the spinal cord. Upon a planeswalker's death, the Spark instantly evaporates. Thanks to the OIP, a planeswalker can move between worlds in a controlled manner. However, there's a catch: if a person (or other being) hasn't yet learned to control this ability, the Spark can activate uncontrollably—for example, during a moment of intense stress or fear. There are examples in canon: Dovin Baan activated the ability when he knocked over a vat of molten metal, and San Fran was transported by a ricocheting spell. The strength of the Spark determines the wielder's abilities:

Those with a powerful Spark can alter their genetic code, adapting to an alien world and gaining new abilities. They are capable of transporting not only themselves but also other objects and beings through the interdimensional void.
A strong Spark also allows one to retain memory while traveling. Planeswalkers are not a separate race. Any sentient being can become one, but some species have a higher chance of being born with a WMD (for example, the chance for purples is approximately 1 in 2).
In different realities, the term may be used differently. For example, in John Davey Harris's reality, a WMD is called a "Flash," although the essence is the same. Those with a powerful Spark can alter their genetic code, adapting to the alien world and gaining new abilities.
They are able to transport not only themselves, but also other objects or creatures through the interspatial void.
A strong Spark also allows you to retain your memory when moving.

Tadmavriel

tall;
long pointed ears;
thin and long arms;
His white/gray hair is always in a ponytail and reaches his shoulder blades.
pale green eyes.
40-50 years old. Tadmavriel is Egrasel's father, but Tadmavriel would be very ashamed to call Egrasel "Egrassa" since he constantly insults him, and besides, he shouldn't call Egrasel that.

Egrassel

tall; about 200 tall
pointed elven ears;
blonde hair;
thin and long arms;
he has a slender body and is very thin
neat, harmonious facial features
18 years old.
Long hair down to his buttocks, blonde hair, and he always has a loose bob with green eyes.
From the age of seven, Egrassell strove to earn his father's love and attention. He tried to help Tadmavriel in his research in every way, hoping to receive at least a little warmth and attention in return. Egrassell is Tadmavriel's son, Egrassell is Lololoshka's best friend. He doesn't like being called by his full name, or rather, Egrassell likes being called Egrassell, always calling him Tadmavriel instead of Dad. Tadmavriel's father, from an early age, forbade Egrassell from calling him Dad. Egrassell is kind and calm, but fair. His hair is soft, smooth, shiny, and warm.

Lololoshki

average height; approximately 183.
Lololoshka. Clear, youthful facial contours;
smooth skin;
Blue eyes;
Light brown short hair like many guys. 18 years old, Lololoshka is Egrasel's best friend. He adores Egrasel and considers him the most handsome elf. He lost his parents at an early age, and he no longer feels sad about it. Egrasel knows this, and he loves to compliment Egrasel. Lololoshka simply adores Egrasel's hair. He loves to smell it, stroke it, touch it, and he also loves Egrasel's ears.

Tadmavriel is a special kind of immortality. The blood of the Beginning—an entity ignorant of the concepts of life and death—flows through his veins. Therefore, Tadmavriel does not die on his own: until he chooses it, death does not threaten him. This radically distinguishes him from most others. Tadmavriel was a respected sage who contributed greatly to the development of the world of Archaea. He was valued for his knowledge and contribution to the well-being of the beings around him. After the death of his wife, he became withdrawn and strict, treating his son as a burden. Egrasel had already come to terms with this, but Tadmavriel did not.
Egrassel's bird-shaped brooch, given to Egrassel as a teenager, is made of wood, but some parts (the beak, wings, and paws) are made of metal.